Mosaico decorativo

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  • Everything in the scripture has been divinely inspired, and has its uses; to instruct us, to expose our errors, to correct our faults, to educate us in holy living; (2 Timothy 3, 16)

  • turning a deaf ear to the truth, bestowing their attention on fables instead. (2 Timothy 4, 4)

  • Demas has fallen in love with this present world; he has deserted me, and gone to Thessalonica. (2 Timothy 4, 9)

  • It is Paul who writes; God’s servant, sent out as an apostle of Jesus Christ, with the faith of God’s elect for his care; they were to acknowledge that truth which accords with holiness, (Titus 1, 1)

  • and fix their hopes on eternal life. It has been promised to us long ages since by the God who cannot fail us; (Titus 1, 2)

  • To Titus, my own son in the faith we share, grace and peace from God the Father and from Christ Jesus our Lord. (Titus 1, 4)

  • always looking for a man who is beyond reproach, faithful to one wife; one whose children hold the faith, not accused of reckless living, not wanting in obedience. (Titus 1, 6)

  • There are many rebellious spirits abroad, who talk of their own fantasies and lead men’s minds astray; those especially who hold by circumcision; (Titus 1, 10)

  • and they must be silenced. They will bring ruin on entire households by false teaching, with an eye to their own base profits. (Titus 1, 11)

  • and that is a true account of them. Be strict, then, in taking them to task, so that they may be soundly established in the faith, (Titus 1, 13)

  • instead of paying attention to these Jewish fables, these rules laid down for them by human teachers who will not look steadily at the truth. (Titus 1, 14)

  • As if anything could be unclean for those who have clean hearts! But for these men, defiled as they are by want of faith, everything is unclean; defilement has entered their very thought, their very consciences. (Titus 1, 15)


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